Focusing on the diverse experiences of various Latino groups, this textbook provides a thorough and cohesive narrative of Latino history. It serves as an excellent reference source, highlighting the unique contributions and stories of different communities, making it an invaluable resource for understanding the complexities of Latino heritage.
This groundbreaking work explores the intertwined histories of various Latino groups in the United States, spanning from 1500 to the present. It delves into the cultural, social, and political developments that have shaped Latino identities and experiences throughout centuries, highlighting the unique contributions and challenges faced by these communities. By providing a comprehensive narrative, the book aims to enhance understanding of the diverse Latino heritage and its impact on American society.
Sex can be an oppressive force, a tool to shame, divide, and control a population. But it can also be a force for change, for the legal and physical challenge of inequity and injustice. The author uses court transcripts and criminal cases to provide a coherent picture of Mexican-American sexuality at the turn of the twentieth century.